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1. Meetings are decided by consensus, so you can bring up ideas for discussion—but in the end, they turn into marathon meetings...
2. Colleagues are easy to get along with, and any problems can be raised and discussed.
Regular overtime, with no overtime pay or compensatory leave; salaries are often delayed.
There are several regularly scheduled meetings every week, yet no decisions are reached (the meeting time is subject to last-minute changes with a 10–20% probability).
The boss’s mood swings are rather pronounced.
There is no cleaning staff, so the office environment is relatively dirty and messy.
In short, it can be a good place for beginners to gain experience, and if you can accept a laid-back approach to getting paid, you can give it a try.